one of the most famous in kamchatka, the three brothers rocks tear off the entrance to the achinsk bayore, which is located petropavlovsk-kamchatka, the only city in russia where there are home volcanoes, and in achinsk, koryak and kozelsky can be view from different points of the kamchatka capital. the main thing is to be lucky with the weather. eh, almost everyone with whom. i now communicate with both acquaintances and strangers, they say kamchatka is condemned by our dream. and i always add and i need to implement it, because there is nothing complicated about it, thanks to the support of the government of the russian federation, a ticket to kamchatka now costs 13,000 rubles. one way. expensive helicopter excursions are what many people associate with a trip to kamchatka now after a large-scale road repair on peninsula there is an alternative, so in the village of essa where even the houses are heated by hot springs and in almost every yard. there is a pool with thermal water. can be reached by mammoth car. this one, take the mammoth, too, only in different e, from all as it is. th

, shchelkovsky district, moscow area, my village is very friendly, and i have two sisters and three brotherst i am the sixth. if you consider me girls, i'm good. if you need to protect, i also play hockey. she coaches me. my name is miranchella. it's him to ask you. can i sign some t-shirts, where am i? let's make a deal. i'll sign a t-shirt for you if you make it to the second round, well, i don't know if it's true, you owe it to me. i'm an aspiring person. i dream of playing for the russian national team. in general, i would like to become both a hockey player and a singer all together. hello miron, you can also imagine miron with your friend, and he is so charming and he has such bright eyes, like yours and such bright ones. how about you. it is that for all mironov this is fate, probably, yes, in any way, well, let's go farewell. thank you i am 8 years old. listen applause to show what kind of movement. it's just that we've seen it all repeated here. what did you do? show me what you did. thanks, thanks. what is your name? my name is miron female. i am 8. i am from the village of grebnev

myself and my three brothers, we had calls, and that's the way we communicated back and forth at each other was through our whistles. and mine was the call of the bobwhite quail. that's--that's the name of the town i live in. robert: maria gunnoe was born here. she still lives in the house her grandfather built. on the same land, maria is raising her own children. yet coal mining, the very thing that helped her family prosper, now threatens it. the landscape of appalachia is blanketed with the most diverse hardwood forest in america. but mountaintop removal coal mining is causing irreversible damage to this ecosystem and a water source for millions. maria: one day in 2007, there was a blast that i had watched them prepare for for five days that went off close to my home. watch right here. woman: oh, my god. that is a hell of a blast. maria: and all of this dust of course ends up right on top of my home. people are forced to deal with these conditions all day long every day. they're covered up with dust. their water is poisoned. and no one is listening to what they're saying. robert: t

ukraine is a country with a jewish president, a jewish president, i might add, whose father, three brothers the nazis. you see, ukraine did not start this war. neither did nationalists or nazis. those in power in the kremlin started this war. this is not the russian people's war. >> schwarzenegger making a direct appeal to russian troops. >> to the soldiers who listen to this, the 11 million russians have family connections to ukraine. so every person you shoot, you shoot a brother or a sister. every bomb or shell that falls is falling not an enemy but on a school or a hospital or a home. i know that the russian people are not aware of such things happening, so i urge the russian people and the russian soldiers in ukraine to understand the propaganda and the disinformation that you are being told. i ask you to help me spread the truth. >> schwarzenegger ends his message by hailing russians who are protesting the war, calling them heroic. up next, millions fleeing war as russia steps up its attack on civilians. but hundreds and thousands are returning to fight. we're live on the ground in uk

ukraine is a country with a jewish president, jewish president, a might add, whose father, three brothersou see, ukraine did not start this war. neither did nationalists or nazis. those in power in the kremlin started this war. this is not the russian people's war. because of its brutality, russia is now isolated from the society of nations. you are also not being told about the truth of the consequences of this war on russia itself. i regret to tell you that thousands of russian soldiers have been killed. ukrainians fighting for their homeland and russian leadership fighting for. this is an illegal war. your lives, your limbs, your futures are being sacrificed for a senseless war condemned by the entire world. let me close with a message to all the russians who have been protesting on the streets against the invasion of ukraine. the world has seep your bravery. we know that you have suffered the consequences of your courage. you have been arrested, you have been jailed, and you have been pwaepbt. you are my new heroes. and you have the strength of yuri petrovich basov. >> talking about a

it is a country with a jewish president with a father and three brothers who were murdered by the nazishis war. this is not the russian people's war. because of its brutality, russia is now isolated from the society of nations. you are also not being told truth about the consequences of this war on russia itself. i regret to tell you that thousands of russian soldiers that have been killed fighting for their homeland and the russian leadership fighting for conquest. this is not the war to defend russia that your grandfathers and great grandfathers fought. your lives, yo you futures are bein

three brothers who were murdered by the nazis. those in power in the kremlin started this war. this is not the russian people's war. because of its brutality, russia is now isolated from the society of nations. you are also not being told truth about the consequences of this war on russia itself. i regret to tell you that thousands of russian soldiers that have been killed fighting for their homeland and the russian leadership fighting for conquest. this is not the war to defend russia that your grandfathers and great grandfathers fought. your lives, yo you futures are being risked my a senseless war. let me close to all the russian protesting in the streets. the world has seen your bravery. we know you have suffered the con questions office your courage. you have been arrested, jailed and you have been beaten you my new heroes. you have the strength of blasov. you have the true heart of russia. >> that is his childhood hero, the world's strongest man who was russian. he spent the first half of his nine-minute-long video talking about his admiration of the russian people. it ha

three brothers from south lincolnshire are in a fierce competition with each other over who can be the paul brothers are best friends. 12—year—old jacob with his hardy 0xford downs and 15—year—old toby with his south downs. but there's nothing like a little sibling rivalry, especially when it comes to lambing. when they're all in the field running around, there's always a lot of competition. we're always arguing who's got the best lambs and sheep and breed. so far this year, i've had 11 lambs. they're special because they're pretty down on the rare breeds list. the family's lambing started as a hobby but grew during lockdown when they couldn't take their sheep to market, with many of this year's 35 lambs been multiple births. the mums needed some help with feeding. mums haven't died, it's just their mum can't cope with three or four. and it doesn't stop there for mum ruth. providing we're not lambing. i go to bed at midnight. the alarm goes off it - to the alarm goes off before the alarm goes off at 6:00. and if we're disrupted at all, well, we don't go to bed. - the boys have already

we just -- we saw an opening and trying to balance three brothers' schedules was getting challenging.ne 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, and 11th >> thank you so, that's perfect [ laugre living there. >> we're pretty much going to be there for a couple of weeks it's a dangerous game. >> jimmy: yeah but, another cool thing about vegas for you is you got married in vegas >> we did get married in vegas >> jimmy: and this is -- [ cheers and applause >> we had to get legally married in the states. and so, it was either courthouse or do something fun and invite a bunch of friends. it happened to be -- i think it was the billboard music awards so, we invited whoever was there and a bunch of randoms that were just walking by. it's -- "hey, you want to come to our wedding tonight?" so, i'm not sure they really believed it or not especially because diplo put dog filters on our face, put it on instagram >> jimmy: yes, i remember that >> and it was -- it was a lot of fun we just kind of said, "let's just go for it." >> jimmy: you had an elvis impersonator there >> yeah, the elvis impersonator married us >> j

she had three brothers. she was the only daughter in the family, and she was raised to think she could do anything that her brothers could do. so from a very young age, she never doubted herself about her ability to go out into the world. and st. louis was too small for her. she always said, you know, i want to go everywhere, she everything, and sometimes write about it. she wanted to become a foreign correspondent, and that didn't happen right away. but she quit after her third year, one year shy of her degree and she went to paris and she took all kinds of jobs there, meanwhile jobs. at one point, she ended up working as a general factotum at french "vogue" around the same time that lee miller was working at french "vogue." we've talked about the likely confluence of them having met each other in the '30s before lee took that portrait in 1943. she covered the london economic summit in 1933. she interviewed hitler's translator whom she snarked was even nazi in his tailoring. outrage was part of ma martha's,

>> three, little brother and sister that are twins.d never expect the twins to have twins. they had my older sister, then me, and then they decided for the twins to be the twins. why couldn't i be the twin? >> jimmy: it seems tough to hold them accountable for that, because i'm sure they didn't get to decide. >> i know. >> jimmy: it's not like dad said, and now two! >> and it's so crazy, because they just turned 21 and i got to take them to vegas. >> jimmy: your parents? >> no, the twins. we went to vegas, i took them to the strip club. >> jimmy: you took your brother and sister. >> to the strip club. i felt like it was fun. he had his girlfriend with him and started checking compatibility charts with the stripper. the girlfriend was like, what's going on here? >> jimmy: what was the dynamic like with your siblings? now that i think of it, i once took my brother to a strip club when he turned 21. >> come on. it's like, fun. >> jimmy: not for him it wasn't. >> jimm >> why? >> jimmy: because he was getting a dance and i snuck up behind h

but when it was sold off, and i wrote about that, i have four siblings, three brothers and two cousins that were virtually my brother and sister, all of, all of that was sold off except what i have now, 40 acres. and, obviously, nobody wanted to farm that way, so the hills were leveled, the trees were ripped out, the alleyways were demolished, and they were put on a computerized grid and synchronized with other -- that had been independent farms. so now the original 135 acres, if you looked at a picture,st the participant of a large -- it's part of a large, large, multi-hundred-acre almond complex. but the idea that anybody -- it's very hard, it's not the same walking through the it orst it's not visually a very nice thing. it's neat and clean, it's perfectly square. it's like a factory. i'm not trying to privilege my own experience. i think a lot of people realize the same thing happens with small businesses when they target -- when they become target or walmart. it's more efficient, highly regulated, but you lose something there. you don't know the people you're talking to. tost just

and the first riddle of the once maddened brothers was three yura sasha and the elder nikolai, wheree winter sleigh road is a pleasure to ride with the breeze, this road from nizhny novgorod to moscow, but it was not always so romantic in the 17th century. it was a very dangerous track. went again. here called atamansha marya the fierce and a very lucky robber robbed everyone on this track. and no one could catch her. this forest was called maryina grove in the thirty-eighth year a cemetery was founded here. it was here that the elder brother of yuri and sasha was buried. in the sixty-third year of nikolai parshev, an absurd and insulting death died, and all because of the love for the pretty gas crane operator nadezhda kalacheva. the girl walked.

but when it was sold off and we i wrote about that and feels about dreams i had four siblings three brothers and then two cousins that were virtually my brother and sister all of the all of that was sold off except what i have now 40 acres. and what and obviously nobody wanted to farm that way so the hills were leveled the trees were ripped out the alleyways were demolished and they were put on a computerized grid and synchronized with other other phone that had been in the middle in independent farm. so now the original 135 acres if you looked at a picture, it's part of a large. a large large multi hundred acre almond complex but the idea that anybody it's very hard. it's not the same walking through it or it's not the same. it's not visually a very nice thing. it's neat and clean. that's perfectly square. it's like a factory and i'm not trying to privilege my own experience. i think a lot of people realize the same thing happens with small businesses. when they become target or walmart, it's much cheaper. it's much efficient to even cleaner maybe or more we more it's highly regulated. but

the mastermind of the bomb being and that reduced the guilt or the culpability of the younger brother. the threehould have allowed that evidence of the triple murder but they were only three votes. the majority opinion holds. so tamerlan who was killed in the shoot-out, his younger brother dzhokhar tsarnaev remains on death row and this exhausts the appeals. >> obviously a case the world has been watching. thank you so much. we appreciate you bringing us up to speed on that breaking news. we are watching the u.n. security council meeting on russia's attacks on the nuclear power plant. and the latest on the refugees fleeing ukraine. next we're on the ground in poland where hundreds of thousands of these refugees are heading. you're watching "white house reports" only on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪a little bit of chicken fried♪ ♪cold beer on a friday night♪ ♪a pair of jeans that fit just right♪ ♪and the radio up well i've seen the sunrise...♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 9

these are three fraternity brothers from the university of mississippi posing with assault rifles. and hunting rifles in front of the sign. we'll come back to the vandalism at the end. but for now, i want to note that in 2014 the vandalism became so targeted and so persistent that the emmett till the nonprofit. in tallahatchie county called a two-day summit. on the topic of telling till's story in the context of vandalism the till family was there. the fbi was there. and against all odds i was there. and right before i left i agreed to help the nonprofit make a smartphone app to tell the story of emmett till. our thinking was so simple right if it's easy to shoot a roadside marker in rural tallahassee county. it's more difficult to shoot. a smartphone app and so this launched in the summer of 2019. it's called the emmett till memory project if i can ask of you anything, please download it right every download helps us it's free wherever you get your apps and every download helps us make more money to make the next version. and that's on topic because in the summer of 2020 we hired

a jewish president, i might add, whose father and three brothers were murdered by the nazis.rt this war, neither did nationalists or nazis. those in power in the kremlin started this war. this is not the russian people's war, no. as a matter of fact, let me tell you what you should know is that 141 nations at the u.n. voted that russia was the aggressor. they called for it to remove its troops immediately. only four countries in the entire world voted with russia, that is a fact. you see, the world has turned against russia because of its actions in ukraine. whole city blocks have been flattened by russian artillery and bombs including a children's hospital and a maternity hospital. 3 million ukrainian refugees, mainly women, children and the elderly, fled their country and many more are trying to seek to get out. it is a humanitarian crisis. because of its brutality, russia is now isolated from the society of nations. you're also not being told the truth about the consequences of this war on russia itself. i regret to tell you that thousands of russian soldiers have been kil

she had her dad had three brothers that actually fought this kind of tyranny also basically.s are fighting hitler really. and i mean, really, in this fight, thank god for the united states helping us out, you know. actually taking care of the things that they need but they are going to need a lot more help to prevent these things from moving even further into europe. and creating another ukraine and taiwan or wherever else. >> will: lev was telling me the kind of suffering ukrainians have suffered throughout their history include famine, starvation at the hands of stalin, not many people remember that part of history. not simply the brutality of war but the offchutes of that as well. talking about what the ukrainian population here in northeast ohio helping those build back in ukraine? >> right now every saturday we have got a scouting group that actually builds medical kits and puts tourniquets together and bandages and antibiotics and doing supply drops to -- through the cleveland clinic. they are gathering funds. basically clothes, diapers, everything and anything that the

charges -- and this is not the first example of political persecution of alexey navalny, and his brother, threed the suspended sentence was also based on falsified accusation of corruption, and corruption, ironically, was something that navalny focused on as something that russian system of government is based on. >> he's done incredible work on his research on putin's lifestyle and where he lives and all of that has been simply incredible investigative work. >> vladimir i spoke yesterday with the russian actress and the daughter of the very popular russian actor vladimir mashkov who has appeared in blockbuster movies including tom cruise. he spoke at the propaganda rally and his daughter has chosen to speak out, even though she loves her father to say that he is wrong and the war is wrong, so she did this and she told me her father, she talked to her father about it, and here is what he said to her. >>. >> he asked me to come back to russia immediately to take my daughters with me and to be a good russian, to ask for forgiveness for betrayal and to be with russian people with my people to help

after the launch, we roll up and take a new position for three minutes so that they don’t find us, brotherat infrastructure object of ukraine became the target of this missile does not even know the calculation, but judging by the whole blow was carried by the military airfield of the old konstantinov, khmelnitsky region. destroy here it is the ideal defense, the only complex in the world that ensures the defeat of all types of targets, but the main emphasis, of course, on enemy aircraft, anti-aircraft gunners can shoot down helicopter aircraft and supersonic cruise missiles work on the principle of seeing the target, accompanying and destroying, and each such combat the machine sees several threats at once at a distance of up to 20 km, and another 30 mm and automatic guns for close combat. this is our pharmacy that controls the brain of the entire complex. combat work is being carried out from here. we see two monitors, one for the commander, the other for the operator, the commander detects the target, transmits this data to the operator, the operator then accompanies this target and des

our guest is oleg naumov please, you do not believe that your brother can be a three-month-old daughterone time and it cannot be such that from the first time alexander immediately told you that after all, let alone, but let's put it this way. they had a night of love with alina, he immediately told me. recently, only alina a. here is oleg that evening, when you went to alexander, he was also with you in the company. well, they left for gasoline, and we already went to the house at the moment when everything happened. oleg was not there. they already he and a friend went after that. only grandmother sasha dad. dad's wife and their children and sasha's sister were completely in the back room, but you oleg could not think that something could happen between your brother and alina. well, i couldn’t even think that there was something between them, maybe they said that it was windy there. she hung on a few more of those. what could be from them, daughter, well, you know these people are not. well, my sister and brother told me. recently, my sister also told me this, then she still hung for

adam: the crew included three men from the same family, charbel karam, his brother-in-law and his wife's adam: the church bells rang at 6 p.m. from his penthouse terrace, agoston nemeth was filming as the fire took hold. agoston nemeth: i saw directly that there is a building in flames. i left my phone outside to film it. adam: nearby, lina khalil and her husband imad spent most afternoons on their balcony overlooking the port. on this day, from the 11th flview of the growing fire.eir adam: at 6:04 p.m., lina filmed the arrival of the fire truck and the ambulance. the crews came in blind to a locked warehouse. adam: a paramedic on the ground with the brigade filmed the scene and captured the last footage of firefighter charbel karam. adam: what the firefighters did not know was that the warehouse held 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate. it had arrived in 2013 aboard a mozambique bound ship. the cargo was confiscated and moved to a dockside warehouse, hangar number 12, and abandoned. jad ghosn: we know that the army intelligence, since 2014, made a report to the government that there are highl

three years old today. she raised us all alone with her brother, my father died when we were very small. here is a brother and worries t-shirts nothing so long. it's just a cake. i see you. we are working. brother, at first he wanted to be a paratrooper, and then he decided to follow in my footsteps in the office, he in good standing, in general, maybe soon he will become the head of the department. central is 53. we're on the street printed completely attack. so counter has never set you up. and what did he tell me that this type is guarded? who are you , really? attention all crew. says the central one is accepted we are a minute from there an attack on the printed street at the entrance to be self-confident, and sometimes shy, to be able to lose and win big to be a good father and a caring son to be yourself. you need strength europe refuses to pay for russian gas in russian currency. how will the increase in rates in this big game end? why future device? now in the hands of the arab sheikhs, with whom the oil kings with beijing or washington will eventually end up, sanctions hit ever

three brothers from south lincolnshire are in a fierce competition with each other over who can be therdy oxford downs and 15—year—old toby with his south downs. but there's nothing like a little sibling rivalry, especially when it comes to lambing. when they're all in the field running around, there's always a lot of competition. we're always arguing who's got the best lambs and sheep and breed. so far this year, i've had 11 lambs. they're special because they're pretty down on the rare breeds list. the family's lambing started as a hobby but grew during lockdown when they couldn't take their sheep to market, with many of this year's 35 lambs been multiple births. the mums needed some help with feeding. mums haven't died, it's just their mum can't cope with three or four. and it doesn't stop there for mum ruth. i go for providing i we've not lambing. i go to bed at midnight. the alarm goes off it - to the alarm goes off before the alarm goes off at 6:00. and if we're disrupted at all, well, we don't go to bed. i the boys have already won multiple awards for their farming skills. it's

that the trial judge had refused to let in evidence of an incident that the brother had been involved in back from 2011 where threender the influence of his brother, his brother had been the mastermind here and he argued it would be mitigating for the death sentence but 6-3 vote with justice clarence thomas ready for the majority, the court said that the trial judge had not abused his discretion at all in terms of how he had screened jurors for the 2015 trial and had also not abused his discretion as he decided what evidence would come in and go out. the three liberal justices dissented. they took issue with part of the evidence that could have been brought in for the brother's involvement in a 2018, and mitigating for dzhokhar tsarnaev and even though they upheld the death sentence, question about whether it would carry out. biden administration put a federal moratorium on the death penalty, kate. >> this isn't over yet. joan, thank you, really appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, bombing apartment buildings, schools, hospitals, attacking and seizing nuclear power plant and using banned cluster bombs. all in ukra

richard bloom was 86 years old, and he is also survived by a brother, his three daughters, his stepdaughternd seven grandchildren. temple emanuel is planning to hold his public memorial service at 11 o'clock on friday morning, and then that will be followed by a private service for the family. quite jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight in san francisco, johnathan q we have learned the identity of a teenager killed in concord while riding his bike. jose castillo was a student at mount diablo high school. he was riding his bike home from school friday afternoon. when he was hit by a car at the intersection of clayton street and galindo road video shows a crumpled by as well as a tree trimming truck. a third vehicle was involved as well. there's a small memorial now at the intersection with candles and flowers. the principal of the high school said the castillo moved to the bay area from el salvador just a few months ago and started at the school in january. he was starting to learn english. castillo was living with his aunt, uncle and cousin. the school has a counseling center and sch

a city where, although they've been shelled two or three times a day, there are still marx brothers movies playing in the cinema, can still get your nails done, even a tram ride to the nearest front. you write about, you are the eyes, the ears, the hearts, the minds of your readers and you must write so they can experience almost firsthand what it's like and, you know, martha did write some amazing war journalism collected in this volume, "the face the war," lee miller, the better known of my woman the most likely of the war correspondents because she had been cover girl at vogue in her '20s as a photographer, worked with man ray, had been a darling of left bank paris, done a lot of society photographs, beauty, fashion. so world events never impacted on her at all until she came to london in 1939 and war became this really urgent and inspiring subject for her. she taught herself to be a writer as well. so she was in france and germany in the last year and a half of the war, writing these amazing 10,000 word photo essays, sending back harrowing pictures of all the fighting, the concentratio

on february 16, police identified two suspects, brothers suspecting them of the attack. but three, smollett's story began to unravel when police grew suspicious. >> from the very beginning, we had some questions about it. >> of course, those investigators unraveled more and more of this. it came to charges against jussie smollett, saying that he had made all of this up. >> reporter: then, a shocking twist as smollett is accused of hiring the brothers to stage the assault, paying them $3500 to carry out the scheme. phone records revealing smollett knew the brothers and talked extensively with them before and after the attack. >> he wanted them to attack him but not hurt him badly. >> reporter: the scratches and bruises was most likely self-inflicted. >> you picked out the actors. this was planned. this was premeditated. they idolized you and would have done anything for you, and you chose them because you knew that you could trust them. that they were loyal to you. >> one of the major sticking points of jussie smollett and why he ended up getting jailtime is his lack of remorse. a

a city where although there had been shelled two or three times a day, there are still marks brothers movies playing in the -- you can still get your nails done. you could even get a tram ride to the nearest front. he said, you write about, you are the eyes, the years, the hearts in the minds of your readers. and you must write so that they can experience almost firsthand what it's like. and, you know, martha gellhorn who did write some amazing war journals which is conducted in this volume, the face of war. lee miller, who's the other better known of my women. was the most unlikely of the war correspondence because she'd been cover girl vogue in her 20s, as a photographer, she had her apprenticeship with man ray, the great american surrealist. so she did in a darling of left bank paris. she had done a lot of society photographs, beauty, fashion. so world events had never impact on her at all until she came to london in 1939, and war became this really urgent and inspiring subjects for her. and the extraordinary thing is, she taught herself to be a writer as well. so she, she was in f

three times a day. there are still marks brothers movies playing in the cinema and still get your nails done the last beauties you can even get a tram ride to the nearest front you said you you write about you are the eyes. the ears the hearts and the minds of your readers and you must write. so that they can experience almost firsthand what it's like and you know martha girl who did write some amazing war journalism, which is collected in this volume the face of war. lee miller, who's the other better known of my women was the most unlikely of the war correspondence because she'd been covered girl at vogue in her twenties as a photographer. she had had her apprenticeship with man ray the great american surrealists, so she'd been a darling of left bank paris. she'd done a lot of society photographs beauty fashion. so well world events had never impacted on her at all until she came to london in 1939 and war became this really urgent and inspiring subject for her and the extraordinary thing is is that she taught herself to be a writer as well. so she she was in france and germany in the last year and a half of

three. i have a little brother and sister that are twins. this is crazy, you guys.er, then me, and then they decided for the twins to be the twins. like why couldn't i have been the twin? that's something we still work on today. like i hate them for that. >> jimmy: it seems tough to hold them accountable for that, because i'm pretty sure they ddn't get to decide. >> i know. >> jimmy: it's not like dad was like, and now two! [ laughter ] >> and it's so crazy, because they just turned 21 and i got to take them to vegas. >> jimmy: your parents? >> no, no. [ laughter ] the twins. they just turned 21. we went to vegas. i took them to the strip club. got edgy with it. >> jimmy: you took your brothers to the -- your brother and sister? >> to the strip club. >> jimmy: yes. >> i felt like it was fun. he had his girlfriend with him and started checking compatibility charts with the stripper. >> jimmy: did the girlfriend get mad? >> the girlfriend was like what's going on here? >> jimmy: what was the dynamic like with your siblings? i thin took my brother to a strip club when

two brothers at a father. all three of them had got called out it this seat at the lodge.s quite extraordinary. >> the good fire just didn't stop. you are talking about hundreds of borders. it was an incredible tale of fortitude with quite terrible consequences. >> they honestly believed that they were going to be saved and you can see their despair at their frustration growing through these mobile phone clips over the number of days. >> but they realize that no one is coming back to save them, they come up with this desperate clad to meld their old convoy. to bust out of it themselves. , almost as they break out, should it from the extremists who lined up on the side of the road where they do the drivers would be, adrian gets shot twice. >> they are trying to stop the blast and i was just putting [inaudible] >> he gets this heartbreaking decision which was very, very vivid it is. by >> that i was just shouting. and i so sorry. i have so sorry that this has happened to him. >> very, very said. very said. and i thought, he did it a credible job bringing home to everybody ju

three hours a day. that's until her country was vaeded by russia. that's her brother translating. they said a heart-wrenching good-bye to their father who was required to stay. now they've been taken in by family in novato, 6,000 miles away. >> she says it's very hard without the father here. >> reporter: still, their father doesn't like her tennis aspirations sidelined. they have been overwhelmed with dozens of offers the past few days, which is good, because she wants to be back to playing soon. at this moment, they're worried about their nation, which is deeply in pain. >> i would say to the bay area, ukraine now needs help. >> reporter: and they say they have no idea how long they'll be in the u.s. for. for the weeks to come, they'll be looking for activities locally to join into and schools to enroll no. alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >>> a convenience store owner was shot and killed. surveillance video shows someone running from that area minutes after the robbery. it happened around 10:00 last night. the man was found dead inside the market and had worked there 18 years. >

three of the world's biggest film studios, disney, warner brothers and sony are suspending releases inng animation turning red and mobius have been effective. disney say it was a decision as a result of the invasion of ukraine and the tragic humanitarian crisis. social—media firms have announced they're taking action against russian state—affiliated media accused of spreading misinformation about the invasion of ukraine. facebook�*s parent company said it would restrict access to the broadcaster rt and the news agency sputnik in the european union. twitter says it's reducing the circulation of links to kremlin—backed news outlets. with more, here's our north america technology reporter, james clayton. who controls the narrative controls the people, and in a time of war that narrative isn't necessarily decided on the battlefield. it's decided online. in russia, twitter has already confirmed that it's being severely restricted in the country. russia's media regulator also confirmed that facebook was being limited in the country. now, there are ways around that — you can download a vpn, f

three years. no, it's not nothing compared to the brothers who's been 10 15 years on first feeding. i mean 10 15 it literally well, and it wasn't just like force feeding like you would get in the hospital, right? i mean they use they deliberately used large tubes right and didn't lubricate them. for example. no, you know the first the first feeding was another story the way the way it started then and you are you're not getting first feeding all the time. for example, i when i was transferred one to guantanam i was with him around 119 or 20 pound. so this is the way they consider. if you go if i go like under 100 pound until like 80 89 and now they will start feed me until i reach 120 then they will stop. yeah, okay. under 100. it was also a way of torture and i was debating also talking to doctor. so either let us die or feed us properly because what you did is torture they said no. no our law is to to keep you at this weight 120 if you go like that the rules if the law if you go under 100 pound and they let you go like some of the brothers literally went into 82 pound or 85 pound

three days. hello hello do not tell me, lugovoi 17 you need to leave the market. brother and you mean dmitry thenons for you? well , come in. thank you. as for my brother, i told anya the truth. thanks, but about his illness, i made it all up. and the money that she snatched. i get out of ruin. well, what's the name anyway? this person to whom you sold the room is ridiculous to say i still don’t know who i sold it to, it seems that i bought the one who threatened to cut off my head in the casino. only he didn’t introduce himself and filled out the documents without me. through some thieves' office, everything is formally normal according to the law, then my room cost five times more. well, well, but someone handed over the money there. under the documents , he scribbled a signature in the yard and roll on, saying wherever you want. say thank you for being alive. and that is, they take a long time to assemble the entire room as a whole? and i understood from their conversation that the one who was the buyer paid off the debt for me, and in return, he sold my living space on the cheap. they seem to